New-York Times / May 24, 1888

DURANGO, Mexico, May 24. -- Troops near San Miguel de Maquital executed seven bandits Wednesay for a murder and a robbery committed at a hacienda owned by an American named Muller. The robbers, assisted by some of the local peons, attacked the house while the family were partaking of supper. Mrs. Muller and her son, a school teacher, and Mr. Muller were present. The intention was only to kill Muller, for they shot him five times and then finished him with knives.

The Kansas town where the Dalton Gang was wiped out on October 5, 1892. The C.M. Condon private bank is at right. 1909 photograph by F.J. Bandholtz. For the full-size panoramic version click here.

Galveston Daily News / October 6, 1892.

A BLOODY DAY AT COFFEYVILLE FOR BOTH SIDES.

The Place Strewed With Corpses of Robbers, Officers and Citizens -- The Plot and the Battle Described.

COFFEYVILLE, Kan., Oct. 5. -- The Dalton gang has been exterminated -- wiped off the face of the earth. They were to-day shot down, but not until four citizens of this place yielded up their lives in the work of extermination. Six of the gang rode into town this morning and robbed two banks. The raid became known to the officers of the law, and when the bandits attempted to escape they were attacked by the marshal's posse. In the battle which ensued four of the desperadoes were killed outright, and one so fatally wounded that he has since died. The other

The Stage from Carson arriving at Strawberry Valley, California. This image is one half of a stereograph published in 1866.